The Center for Urban Resilience, in its three-fold goal to enhance the public understanding of urban resilience as a tool for healthy neighborhoods, to forward a vigorous program of research … Read more
For a full transcript of President Obama’s speech from the Dallas memorial service, click here. The tragedies of violence that have played out across our cities this summer remind us … Read more
In her latest article, Dr. Michele Romolini, CURes Director of Research, and colleagues Dr. J. Morgan Grove, Dr. Curtis Ventriss, Dr. Christopher Koliba and Dr. Daniel H. Krymkowski, dive into … Read more
This year, Dr. Emily Jarvis prepared the following remarks in response to a talk given by Dr. Ken Miller* at our Annual Mission Day at LMU. It is during these … Read more
Dr. Edith Read’s latest – A Flora of the Ballona Wetlands and Environs – has been published in the Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences. This comprehensive paper brings … Read more
It is with great pleasure that we welcome back our talented students, staff a faculty to LMU for an action-packed Spring Semester 2016. Last semester, The Loyolan featured us in … Read more
CURes was featured in an article in The Los Angeles Loyolan, LMU’s local newspaper, entitled “LMU CURes Plants Seeds of Hope in Times of Rising Environmental Concerns”. The article features … Read more
On November 6, the LMU Center for Urban Resilience (CURes) hosted an event titled “Green Priorities in Los Angeles: Data to Support Decision Making.” This marked the completion of the … Read more
CURes is delighted to announce that our Cities and the Environment (CATE) Journal turned eight years old in 2015 and, in celebration, we have released the following editorial: “CATE Journal: … Read more
Laurel Hunt, CURes Director of Strategic Partnerships and Secretary of the Mediterranean City Climate Change Consortium (MC-4) Secretariat, was featured in the following article published by the UCLA Institute of the … Read more
This blog post was written by three staff members of the Loyola Marymount University Restorative Justice Project, which is part of LMU’s Center for Urban Resilience (CURes). CURes is a group … Read more